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Where do electrons get their in photosystem I?
From energy in photons
What kind of energy is light energy?
Well, you might just put it in a separate category, and call it "light energy". But it is probably better to place it in the broader category of "electromagnetic waves".
Why heating coil does not emit visible light?
Put enough electrical energy into it and it surely will. As objects heat they emit increasing amounts of Infrared; at a critical temperature atoms will start to produce a first order harmonic - i.e red light. With increasing energy, the statistical population of atoms emitting red light will increase until the object glows bright red. Push in even more energy and you add a second order harmonic one musical fifth above red light - this light is green. Add to the red light and you now have orange. With increasing energy, the statistical population of atoms emitting both red and green light will then increase until the object is bright yellow. Push in yet more energy and a third order harmonic is added; this is one musical octave above red; this light is blue. Eventually, you will be pushing in sufficient energy that the object glows brilliant white. That's how a light bulb does it. However, a heater coil has been designed so that under normal operating conditions it will only produce Infrared
What happens to the energy that an electron has as its distance from the nucleus of the atom increases?
As an electron moves farther from the nucleus, its energy increases. This increase in energy results in the electron being in a higher energy level or orbital. The electron's increasing distance from the nucleus leads to decreased attraction, causing it to have more potential energy.
Put these processes of the water cycle in the correct order starting from the moment the sun transfers its energy?
Evaporation of water Formation of clouds Precipitation of water collection of water Apex :)
Where do electrons get their in photosystem I?
From energy in photons
Where the energy transfer happen when earth matieral increases in temperature when put under a lamp?
Energy is transferred from the photons in the light to the molecules of the earth material.
What kind of energy is light energy?
Well, you might just put it in a separate category, and call it "light energy". But it is probably better to place it in the broader category of "electromagnetic waves".
What is a quantum of light energy?
A quantum of light energy is called a photon. It is the smallest unit of light energy that behaves both like a particle and a wave. Photons carry electromagnetic radiation and have properties like energy, momentum, and frequency.
What is necessary to put something into order?
energy and intelligence
Put static sliding and rolling friction in order of increasing strength?
i have that same question on my homework on a lab we are doing!
In order to put an object in motion horizontallyit has to be given energy true or false?
Yes, this is correct. In order for the object to move, it has to be given energy by force.
Put these number in increasing order 3.25 3.205 3.025 3.502?
To put these numbers in increasing order, we need to compare the digits place by place. Starting with the whole numbers, we have 3.025, 3.205, 3.25, and 3.502. The first place where these numbers differ is in the hundredths place. Therefore, the increasing order is 3.025, 3.205, 3.25, and 3.502.
Put Ne Mg B Sr N in order of increasing first ionization energy?
Sr Mg B N Ne Apex, Draikman
How does a solar panel use light?
A solar panel uses light energy from the sun to generate electricity through the photovoltaic effect. This effect occurs when photons from sunlight strike the solar panel's photovoltaic cells, causing the cells to release electrons, which creates an electric current.
What energy is relesed when you put air into a bicycle wheel?
When you put air into a bicycle wheel, the energy released is potential energy. This potential energy is stored in the compressed air inside the tire and is ready to be converted into kinetic energy as the bicycle is ridden.
Why are rainbows so rainbow?
Because of all the colours of sunlight. There are loads of red photons, but theycontain much less energy. Whereas blue photons, though there are much lessof them, they contain lots of energy. That is why plant's leaves are green, tocollect the green photons. There are a fair amount of them and the containenough energy to survive on!Voila!But I have a question ... If the plant collects the green photons, then how comethe leaves look green after the plant has sucked all the green photons out of thelight that hits it ? And if the plant doesn't keep any of the other light except thegreen, then how come we don't see any of the other colors after they hit the plantand bounce off of it ?Well, the leaves are green so that they can collect the green photons. It's quitesimple! If they collected blue photons, they would be blue! And if they collectedred photons then they'd be red!If you put a glass prism in the sunlight, it breaks the sunlight into its colours! Butto our eyes the sunlight appears white. Hope that has answered your question!Sorry. I don't buy it. We see the color that the object reflects, and we don't seethe color that it absorbs. Things that absorb red don't look red, and things thatlook yellow don't absorb yellow. An object that absorbs everything looks black,not white.
